Adler Group's Nexus Riverside Mixed-Use Multifamily Approved In Downtown Miami

Adler Group’s mixed-use Class-A multifamily project Nexus Riverside has been approved by Miami’s Planning & Zoning Department. Located at 230 SW 3rd St., Nexus Riverside will be a multi-phase project in which Phase 1 will feature 428 apartments units, 278,379 square feet of office, 4,000 square feet of retail and 1,307 parking spaces. The office component will be used by the City of Miami and will replace their existing adjacent Miami Riverside Center. The residential tower will rise 38-stories, 430’, and the office tower will rise 20-stories.

The multifamily component will offer residents over 40,000 square feet of amenity space split between two amenity decks. Amenities include an oversized rooftop pool providing 360° unobstructed views of the Miami skyline, a state-of-the-art fitness center with on-demand training and a yoga/spin room, a social club, media lounge, game room, co-working-style business center, and a meditation garden.

Adler Group is currently awaiting their construction permit which they initially applied for in December 2020 to commence construction.

Nexus riverside approved and seT to break grouNd in Q4 2020

Adler Developments’ Nexus Riverside is coming to the Miami River after having been approved by Miami city commissioners. The developers plan to break ground in Q4 of 2020 and will bring 4 towers set o be completed in 5-7 years. Nexus Riverside will feature rental apartments, retail space, a shared parking garage and a 230,000 SF administrative building which will replace the City of Miami’s neighboring offices. Adler Developments will receive $150 million in tax exempt and taxable special obligation bonds which will help finance the development of the city’s new administrative building. Greenberg Traurig’s Nancy Lash and Ryan Bailine represented Adler Developments to structure the deal.

Nexus Riverside Central Proposed by Adler Group, to be Reviewed by Special Estate Counsel

A $465 million project on the Miami River proposed by Adler Group on the site of the City of Miami's Administrative Headquarters is headed for review by a special estate counsel authorized by the City Commission. Adler Group has proposed an exchange of constructing a new building and parking garage somewhere else in Miami in exchange for the right to build on the site. Nexus Riverside Central would include 3 residential tower with 1,350 residential units and a 150-room hotel along with 30,000 SF of shopping and dining. Adler Group would pay $335 million in rent to the city in a 90-year ground lease on the property. Approval by the special estate counsel would lead to the project appearing on the November ballot and would move Miami's Administrative Headquarters away from the Miami River which has become a hotbed for development in recent months with projects such as One River Point and Aston Martin Residences.